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  • Could Your Vacuum be Listening to You?
    17 November 2020

    Researchers hacked the navigation system on a robotic vacuum cleaner to record speech and music remotely, revealing vulnerability of household devices to privacy breaches.

  • Jonathan Mevs photo
    Alumnus Jonathan Mevs Reflects on First Year of Teaching High School
    10 November 2020
  • caribou swimming
    Global-scale Animal Ecology Reveals Behavioral Changes in Response to Climate Change
    30 October 2020

    International collaboration including the University of Maryland uses Arctic-wide data archive of animal movement to ask big-picture questions about effects of a changing world.

  • David Weber
    UMB’s David Weber Appointed Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at UMCP and Interim Co-director of IBBR
    23 October 2020

    His appointment will strengthen collaboration and grow cryo-EM capabilities.

  • Milford M. “Mickey” Foxwell Jr
    In Memoriam: UMD Alumnus Milford “Mickey” Foxwell, Longtime University of Maryland School of Medicine Admissions Leader
    16 October 2020

    He was the “face of the school” for thousands of students.

  • University of Maryland Astronomers Find X-rays Lingering Years After Landmark Neutron Star Collision
    09 October 2020

    New, most complete start-to-finish view of neutron star merger rewrites the way scientists understand these events.

  • On the left is a representation of a grid of heptagons in a hyperbolic space. To fit the uniform hyperbolic grid into “flat” space, the size and shape of the heptagons are distorted. In the appropriate hyperbolic space, each heptagon would have an identical shape and size, instead of getting smaller and more distorted toward the edges. On the right is a circuit that simulates a similar hyperbolic grid by directing microwaves through a maze of zig-zagging superconducting resonators. (Credit: Springer Nature)
    Mind and Space Bending Physics on a Convenient Chip
    07 October 2020

    Researchers from JQI, UMD Department of Physics, NIST and QuICS are collaborating to understand quantum simulations of hyperbolic space.

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    University of Maryland Astronomers Find X-rays Lingering Years After Landmark Neutron Star Collision
    07 October 2020

    New, most complete start-to-finish view of neutron star merger rewrites the way scientists understand these events.

  • UMD Researchers Develop Tools to Sharpen 3D View of Large RNA Molecules
    07 October 2020

    New technique breaks through a technology roadblock that limited RNA imaging for 50 years.

  • Colenso Speer
    UMD Biologist Awarded $1.5 Million to Develop Brain Mapping Techniques
    06 October 2020

    NIH’s High-Risk, High-Reward Research Program will fund a project that could transform efforts to understand how neurons are wired.

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